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Speaking of coax, look at the piece that runs from the loading cap to the relay. This stuff may be good for 300 watts or so not 10kw.

wrote: ## This is a joke right ?? BTW... RG-217 is puny stuff.... it's the 50 ohm version of the older RG-14 52 ohm 5/8" plane jane coax.... slightly bigger than RG-213. Both RG-217 and

The literary implication points to the author and company being suspects. Someone I know recognized the amplifier, and knows where it came from, and it was not built in Michigan, does not

<w4zt2007@...> wrote: 34,000 volts, 6 Wow! I would really like to get ahold of one of them "oil field capasaders!" Maybe that is the key to the tremendous power of this wonderful

<TollFree1800@...> wrote: wrote: ago.... asap.... small tubes I'll project new tube ### The one I got directly from Howell was $1100.00 a few yrs back. Packed in Foam, in the Eimac box...foam

The mention of Ham Radio Magazine reminded me of an article I've been looking for for years. It was Vacuum Tubes. using odd ball tubes in linear amplifier service. It was written by W5JJ and was on

I heard the same story, pretty much. And I can also say I've been privy to some back door sales from that neck of the woods, as well. Do you know Dennis O? I believe he and the boys down south

<TollFree1800@...> wrote: 3CX3000s and I'd say that Mr. Powers was pumping more parts into the place then greenbacks. Calvin worked for Maco on and off for years. Dick fired him once over stealing,

When Calvin started pumpin money into the place, they went to 3CX3000s and 3CX350s for drivers. Tenessee Walker is the "brand name", but you're pretty much correct, on the 'Experts' on the playing

Also, click on the bid history, currently 15 bids, and you'll see the classic example of shill bidding... strictly against Ebay's rules. 73, Tony W4ZT Tony King - W4ZT wrote:

Questions he/she answered: "Questions from other members Question & Answer Answered On Q: What is the tube # in amp? jsbtsb38 Jan-09-07 A: Hello, 2 amp continious 36,000 volts turned down to

It's a pair of 3CX1500's (8877)... no where close to the power he claims. Nor close to the voltage he claims. That particular amp isn't going to be able to do anywhere close to the claimed power even

The guys making these are ex-Maco employees down in Memphis, TN. Melvin and Sneaky Pete is who I know them by. They bought out what was left of the Maco amp parts back when Dick Orgal and myself

lol... That guy started out cloning the Pride DX300... Then started adding tubes to them. He has quite a keydown vehicle, as well... Lots of alternators, but he actually claims that the "flex"

Tony, you have to be in your rocker first to get off of it. This is so typical of CBers. I already told the story of the CB shop near where I lived in the 70's he had a treddle peddle on his

This person is really off his/her rocker! <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220069468994> 73, Tony W4ZT

No... lol. You would think so... But they don't. Grid driven. There are really two 'builders' of 4CX boxes that actually keep them grid driven. One, he knows what he's doing, and his boxes are

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